General Reports

[QUOTE=KentuckyKatana;2392256]ANotheR site has made it to where we cannot post out numbers on ads any more. I mean really?[/QUOTE]I guess they want to be sure to have the working numbers of both parties to an illegal activity. Not me, no way. Sounds more and more like a trap. I got an email from them saying someone wanted my notes on a review I did. I logged on to read it. It was on a review from 3 years ago about a girl that hasn't put up an ad since then. You can't even search and find her old ads so how did this guy see it and my review?

[QUOTE=Lukos832;2392632]Has anyone heard how Corie is doing?[/QUOTE]Been wondering my self.

[QUOTE=KentuckyKatana;2392256]ANotheR site has made it to where we cannot post out numbers on ads any more. I mean really?[/QUOTE]When I look at your ad, the phone number is in the name of the page, at the top.

[QUOTE=Troller2008;2392984]Been wondering my self.[/QUOTE]She is doing much better. There is and will be significant damage.

[QUOTE=MillitaryMan69;2393074]She is doing much better. There is and will be significant damage.[/QUOTE]I sent her a PM and she is already talking about being released possibly this week. I don't know when she is going back to work. I did ask her about accepting donations and she doesn't want them. I would suggest giving her additional monies when she returns to work.

[QUOTE=KYFireman;2391528]Been trying for 2 hours and still no answer. Guess my choices are too high. Senior member and can't find a date. Might be me. But I'm normaly pretty easy. Well maybe next time. But how much notice do I need to give??[/QUOTE]Normally for me, I ask for at least a 45 min notice, I'm clean and like to show immediately before a session. If you like early mornings it's always best to get a hold of me the night or day before be / see I don't normally get up til 11 am. I've talked to a few other girls that like a hh-hr notice also. Just a little FYI. Xoxo.

[QUOTE=MillitaryMan69;2393074]She is doing much better. There is and will be significant damage.[/QUOTE]She is recovering but it's a hard road ahead. A warning to well-meaning hobbyists: she has indicated that LMP has possession of her phone. Save yourself trouble and wait to contact her.

[QUOTE=AntHillHarry;2393416]She is recovering but it's a hard road ahead. A warning to well-meaning hobbyists: she has indicated that LMP has possession of her phone. Save yourself trouble and wait to contact her.[/QUOTE]Why would LMP have her phone? The crime took place in Indiana. Just curious.

That is good news about her road to recovery.

[QUOTE=AntHillHarry;2393416]She is recovering but it's a hard road ahead. [B]A warning to well-meaning hobbyists: [U]she has indicated that LMP has possession of her phone![/U][/B] Save yourself trouble and wait to contact her.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Rlthree;2393548][B]Why would LMP have her phone?[/B] [U]The crime took place in Indiana[/U]. Just curious.[/QUOTE]Since I'm not local I'm not following any details of the crime: [B]but two or three possible explanations of how or why L' M' P' would have her 'phone occurred to me immediately when I read these posts:[/B] (first) she simply "mis-spoke"/ mistakenly-attributed the possession of the 'phone to L' M' P' (rather than any IN cops) due to understandable post-traumatic-stress confusion, or (second) she was abducted in Louisville (opening the possibility that the 'phone was left at the crime-scene of the abduction in Louisville) & forcibly taken across the River at gunpoint before she was shot thus making this a multi-jurisdictional (two or more L' E' agencies) investigation, or (third) if IN cops had the 'phone as evidence from the crime-scene there then they could "loan" it to L' M' P' to investigate any other crimes related to her & her use of her 'phone; so if idea's two &\or three apply then that would be perfectly Legal (with the proper documentation of "chain of custody" of the 'phone as evidence) for cooperating agencies to do! _ Sincerely: A' K'.

I'm only relaying what she told me gentlemen. I'm trying to walk the line between informing regulars and future clients without disclosing too much. Whatever you find online, in the paper, or wherever else is where you find it.

They yes, they do cooperate. If a crime (occurs) in Indy and they cross into Ky, or if the victim has to seek treatment in Louisville.

If said victim dies on the table at UofL, then it's upgraded to murder.

She is doing better!

[QUOTE=AntHillHarry;2394917]I'm only relaying what she told me gentlemen. I'm trying to walk the line between informing regulars and future clients without disclosing too much. Whatever you find online, in the paper, or wherever else is where you find it.[/QUOTE]She is still in the hospital, New Albany police issued a warrant because she would not release it to them, so indiana police have possession of her phone NOT LMPD. LMPD never had her phone the crime took place at her New Albany resident.

[QUOTE=BigGuyUAteMe;2395651]She is doing better!

She is still in the hospital, New Albany police issued a warrant because she would not release it to them, so indiana police have possession of her phone NOT LMPD. LMPD never had her phone the crime took place at her New Albany resident.[/QUOTE]She needs and would appreciate some help, but doesn't know how to go about it to keep everything private! She is wondering if doing a gofundme account would be OK.

Thanks in advance! For any help, thoughts, and consideration.

Anybody else notice quite a few old ads are appearing on aNotheR site as "updated?" Most of them haven't had a review on them for three or four years. I doubt that many girls have come out of retirement recently!

[QUOTE=LouieNewman;2395974]Anybody else notice quite a few old ads are appearing on aNotheR site as "updated?" Most of them haven't had a review on them for three or four years. I doubt that many girls have come out of retirement recently![/QUOTE]Too many weird things going on there. I was contacted about a review that gave on a girl that quit 3 years ago. It also said it had been updated. I called the number on the ad and it was the department of water quality in Lexington. Nope.